Andrew Cornell

On January 1, the federal government did something it’s never felt the need to do before – it mandated the acceptance of cash for essential products and services, including medicine, groceries, fuel and bills. Many Australians think cash is always “legal ... See more

Downtown in Tribeca, beneath the Derek Eller Gallery, the George Adams Gallery sits like a quiet afterthought. Easy to pass by. Down a short flight of stairs, away from the street glare, Elisa D’Arrigo’s recent sculptures gather in a small white room and ... See more

Peter Meagher was a retired police detective and a volunteer at the Randwick Rugby Union Football Club who was working at the Chanukah by the Sea festival as a freelance photographer. He often worked at Jewish events because his wife, Virginia, worked at ... See more

For the first time in The Australian Financial Review Magazine ‘s quarter-century of analysing power in Australia, there is no opposition leader on the overt power list. In the view of the Power panel, Sussan Ley didn’t make the cut. “There is no authorit... See more